anaheim-gazette 1951-04-26

ALFRED 6 Anaheim Gazette YOU MADE TINA GUN SHY BY BLOOTING THIS REVOLVER HERMAN — THIS TIME JUST HOLLER 'GO!' OKAY — EVERYBODY READY? ONE TWO GO! BLAM! OAKY DOAKS MURDOCK! WHAT DO YOU WANT? KING CORNY WANTS TO SEE SIR OAKY RIGHT AWAY! BUT CAN'T YOU SEE OAKY'S BUSY? I BETTER GO, POMONA! I'M GETTING FED UP! EVERY TIME OAKY STARTS TO WOO ME, I'M INTERRUPTED! BUT TH' KID IS GONN SEND HIM C A DANGERO MISSION SCORCHY SMITH STOP BANKING! OUR WORK IS UNFINISHED! GET YOUR RIFLES. THE PLAN OF THIS SHERK IS SO SUCCESSFUL IT RUNS ALL! ASSEMBLE MY MEN NEAR ME ARMED! WE REACHED HERE JUST IN TIME! THEY'RE COLLECTING THEIR WITS... AND WEAPONS! IF OUR SITUATION GETS WORSE, MAYBE THURSBY'S LUCKiest AFTER ALL! SCORCHY SMITH STOP DARKING! OUR WORK IS UNFINISHED! GET YOUR RIFLES! THE PLAN OF THIS SHEK IS SO SUCCESSFUL IT RUNS ALL! ASSEMBLE MY MEN NEAR ME...ARMED!! WE REACHED HERE JUST IN TIME! THEY'RE COLLECTING THEIR WITTS...AND WEAPONS! IF OUR STIATION GETS WORSE, MAYBE THURSBY'S LUCKiest AFTER ALL! DICKIE DARE IT'S JOHN PAUL JONES! RUN HE'S SPIKED THE GUNS OF THE PORT THEY SAY THERE'S A HUGE YANKEE FLEET HEAD INLAND! THE ADVENTURES OF PATSY MISTUM BLUCHIPPS? HEAVEN TO BETSY! RUN DOWN AND APOLOGIZE TO HIM, PATSY!!! TRY TO REASON WITH HIM!! OO-OH!...THIS LOOKS LIKE THE END OF A TV CONTRACT!! PATSY KNEES SUZAN IN HEEL WITH IV OH, DIANA! JEEPERS—I NANT TO BUY SOMETHING FOR MY BOY FRIEND, BUT I DON'T KNOW JUST WHAT— A NICE TIE? OR SOCKS, MAYBE? WELL... OR HOW ABOUT A NICE SCRAP BOOK TO SCRAP BOOK! OH, DIANA! JESPERS—I WANT TO BUY SOMETHING FOR MY BOY FRIEND, BUT I DON'T KNOW JUST WHAT— A NICE TIE? OR SOCKS, MAYBE? WELL... OR HOW A NICE SCRAP BOOK TO— SCRAP BOOK ! TOONERVILLE FOLKS Fontaine Fox LUTHER LARKINS ALL THE GOATS ROUND HERE ARE JUST CRAZY ABOUT LUTHER. THEY DO ANYTHING FOR HIM! Marcheta Benton SINCE HER PHOTO APPEARED IN THE NATION'S NEWSPAPERS SHE HAS RECEIVED HUNDREDS OF LETTERS AND MANY MARRIAGE PROPOSALS! maheim Gazette THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1951 AMAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Anita Defies the Rain - Visits the Circus Story and Photo by Anita Robertson Spring and circus time have always seemed to go together, even though it did rain yesterday. Defying the rain and cloudy atmosphere the circus came to town yesterday and the hustle and bustle, the confusion, indise and brassy music hadn't changed a bit. At 10:15 last night the show was over and at 11:30 p.m., the big tents were down, the performers were gone and the grounds were deserted except for a few lonely trucks. While the big show was in full force your reporter managed to corner one of the performers for an interview. She was blonde and petite Bobbi DeWayne, who has been with various circuses since the age of four and that's a pretty long time for an eighteen year old. In the DeWayne act there are Dobbli's five brothers and an uncle. Just then a blare of music reached our ears and Bobbi tore her dressing gown off and ran to the tent, shouting "scuse." Be right back. Docked $25 if we're late." About 15 minutes after that she was back in her robe and telling us more about her life. She said that the circus travels for 32 weeks out of the year. Then the DeWayne troupe leaves it and spends the winter in the cast. Bobbi said that her parents had died when they were very young The troupe performs a comebination aerialist, acrobat and trampoline act. While she was changing into a pair of levis, a sweater she said that she went "steady" with a boy from Rivera, Calif., whom she known since she was 11. He usually follows the act around to talk in the show and see her who ever it's close enough. And as she dashed off with her brothers to be on the way to next town, she shouted for about the tenth time "It's just a mish of confusion." After two or three hours of trying to pin Clyde Beatty, owner of the circus, down to an interview, I finally caught him in private rail car. He said that September he is leaving Africa, the Bellgum Congo, to a technicolor picture with Nassur Studios. He has been leading safari's and expeditions in jungle's and unexplored territories since 1933, trapping many of the animals he uses on the show. In 1922 he started as a cage with a small circus. Since then he has been learning the circ business inside and out. Above seven years ago he started own circus. Three nights a week Monday, Wednesday and Friday he has a half hour program on radio in which he tells about some of his most exciting adventures. CHED ST IN NEVRE'TING MITS...APONS! IF OUR SITUATION GETS WORSE, MAYBE THURSDAY'S LOCKIEST AFTER ALL! GAY THERE'S THE YANKEE HEAD INLAND! ALL THIS WITH ONE SMALL SHIP! NOW IF THE FRENCH KING WILL ONLY GIVE ME THAT SQUADRON... PATSY...LOOK...IM ON MY KNEES...HUMBLY I BEG SUZANNA'S FORGIVENESS! HELP ME SQUARE THINGS WITH HER...TELL HER I'VE BEEN A FOOL! TELL HER... A SCRAP BOOK! HEAVENS, NO! WHY MY BOY FRIEND AND I NEVER ARGUE!! Docked $25 if we're late." About 15 minutes after that she was back in her robe and telling us more about her life. She said that the circus travels for 32 weeks out of the year. Then the DeWayne troupe leaves it and spends the winter in the cast. Bobbi said that her parents had died when they were very young and their uncle had taken care of her. Her aunt Jerre is, also usually in the act, but has been right back. In 1922 he started as a cage with a small circus. Since then he has been learning the circ business inside and out. Abseven years ago he started own circus. Three nights a week Monday, Wednesday and Friday he has a half hour program on radio in which he tells about so of his most exciting adventure in trapping his animals and abe the circus. He went into rai about two years ago and now NEIGHBORLY NEIGHBORS: PETERS! PETERS! ...WHAT HAPPENED? ...SPEAK TO ME! ...SOMETHIN' CAME HURTLIN' OUT OF THE DARKNESS AND BELTED YOU, THEN DISAPPEARED! ---PETERS---PETERS--- OH, GOSH...THIS IS TERRIBLE! THE WELL ORGANIZED PLAN FOR SPOOKY TO MEET WITH AN "ACCIDENT" HAS GONE AWRY...TERRIBLY AWRY!!!... POOR PETERS HAD FOSTERED HIS OWN CATASTROPHIC UNDOING!! TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE HORIZONTAL 1 A collection of facts 4 Occupies a seat 8 To conserve 12 To soak 13 Russian sea 14 Indigo 15 A Negro people in Nigeria 16 Heavenly Weapon of war (pl.) 20 Shakespearean king 21 Pacific island 22 To allow 23 In addition 24 A moccasin 29 Vehicle Medieval weapon 30 Mediterranean island 31 Ninety-nine (Rom. num.) 32 To petition 33 Race of lettuce 34 Symbol for tellurium 35 Mediterranean island 37 Small bed 38 Footlike part 39 Partailing to aircraft 40 Apex 41 Land measure 42 Narrow inlets Posta Sad Body of water To satisfy The dill To deface Kind of flower Network of nerves Nahoor sheep VERTICAL Desert nomad Roman emperor Name of powerful bomb American official (pl.) Anger Higher Rain and snow Desotic subordinate official (pl.) A blackbird Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: KING ARADS ATOM ALAR ZIBEA MAHE LEPIDOPTER GLOE KXAHIME STILENT AGE HERE DANGES SONOROUS RITE PRINTER THAT TEH HORSE TILE USE RAYED RETE RUBSTORED GERERD AMIR ORRA SHAKEN SHAKOKER ARMA ADAGAUFIKE TELLS ROOTF EBOE LAUSE ERATO DEBK By way of Cloth measure Symbol for samarium To exist New Guinea seaport French article To satisfy Native metal (pl.) Size of type Land measure Billard stick Drunkard Tales Slang for policeman Teutonic Italy Mathematical term Geometric figure (pl.) An Aslatic Cooled lava Preposition To distribute One of a Cameroon people Greek letter Malay gibbon Phil. island negrite Shunt for horse doctor Visits the Circus La Robertson the past few days. The troupe performs a common aerialist, acrobat and colline act. While she was going into a pair of levis and water she said that she was "steady" with a boy from Calif., whom she has since she was 11. He usuallly allows the act around to take the show and see her whenit's close enough. as she dashed off with her ers to be on the way to the town, she shouted for about eighth time "It's just a mass infusion." over two or three hours of trying pin Clyde Beatty, owner of the circus, down to an interI finally caught him in his ride rail car. He said that in member he is leaving for a, the Bellgum Congo, to do technicolor picture with NasStudios. He has been leadafari's and expeditions into e's and unexplored terrissince 1933, trapping most the animals he uses on his 1922 he started as a cage boy a small circus. Since then has been learning the circus less inside and out. About years ago he started his circus. Three nights a week, day, Wednesday and Friday, is a half hour program on the in which he tells about some most exciting adventures CLYDE BEATTY next move may be into TV. Beatty's living quarters with the show are composed of his private car. It's furnished with bamboo furniture, tomatoe and turquoise colored drapes and cushion coverings are predominant. Stuffed lions, pictured lions and metal lion statuettes are scattered over the living room. There are also two bedrooms, a kitchen and a bath. Spectacular is the word for everything Clyde Beatty does and owns. His 1951 Kaiser-Frazer interior is upholstered in lion and zebra skins. Mats of the male and female lion manes cover the car floors. Now at the height of his career, he has 500 people in the troupe. Rain (Continued from Page 1) soaking most of Southern Calinia. The Weather Bureau said most of the rain is over. It brought three inches of snow in Big Bear Valley and at Lake Arrowhead, hall and hard rain elsewhere. Heavies rain was reported from Altadena and Escondido, each with 103 inches; San Bernardino with 102 and Santa Barbara with an inch even. The table: Storm Season Last Year Los Angeles .40 7.28 10.60 Big Bear .72 17.20 28.23 Crestline 1.10 22.00 27.69 Lk. Arrowhead 1.26 16.27 32.55 Redlands .81 6.86 9.55 San Bernardino 1.02 7.52 11.60 San Diego .91 5.35 8.45 DANGED: BEDOUINS AT WORK TRIPOLI (P)—Desert bedouins recently stumbled across a half-submerged shell on a World War II battleground near here and went to work trying to extract the cordite from it. They dug a hole in the ground, stood the shell upright and lit a fire around it. Suddenly the shell went "whoosh" and took off. Authorities who investigated the fall of a missile in a village more than a mile away said the shell was a German 15-centimeter rocket. No casualties. AUSTERITY THAT REALLY PINCHES BUDAPEST (P)—In line with the government's advocated policy 1922 he started as a cage boy in a small circus. Since then he has been learning the circus less inside and out. About years ago he started his circus. Three nights a week, Wednesday and Friday, is a half hour program on the in which he tells about some most exciting adventuresapping his animals and about circus. He went into radio two years ago and now his over the living room. There are also two bedrooms, a kitchen and a bath. Spectacular is the word for everything Clyde Beatty does and owns. His 1951 Kaiser-Frazer interior is upholstered in lion and zebra skins. Mats of the male and female lion manes cover the car floors. Now at the height of his career, he has 500 people in the troupe, and about 50 in the advance crew. He is small, energetic and charming. A nervous energy makes it almost impossible for him to sit in one spot over a period of five minutes. The annual payroll of Califronia retail stores, totals more than one billion dollars, according to the Census Bureau. RADIO and TELEVISION KLAC ... 570 KIEV ... 870 KNX ... 1070 KGER ... 1390 KFI ... 640 KHJ ... 920 KXLA ... 1110KTED ... 1520 KMPC ... 710 KFWB ... 980 KFOX ... 1280 KOWL ... 1580 KECA ... 700 KFVD ... 1020 KFAC ... 1330 KPMO ... 1600 The following programs are compiled from reports provided by the broadcasters. We assume no responsibility for last minute changes on their part—T.E.D. RADIO THURSDAY P.M. 6:00 P.M. KLAC-KECA-News KFI-Feature Wire KMPC-Help Wanted KHJ-Straight Arrow KVVB-Red Rowe KNX-Ed R Murrow KPAC-Serenade 8:15 KLAC-Jamboree KFI-News KECA-Elmer Davis KMPC-Ray Gram Swing KNX-Tom Harmon 8:30 KFI-Casa Cugat KMPC-Stars of Song KECA-Chet Huntley KHJ-Sky King KNX-Griffing Bancroft KPAC-Wha Bill Club 8:45 KLAC-Sam Bailer KFI-Elmer Peterson KECA-Bob Garred KMPC-Top Tunes KNX-Frank Goas 6:00 P.M. KLAC-KPWB-News KMPC-N-Neibitt KFI-Dragnet KECA-News, H. Weaver KHJ-Gabriel Heatter KNX-Suspense KPAC-Eve Prelude 6:15 KLAC-Al Harvey KMPC-Bob Kelly KHI-News Reel KECA-Hannibal Cobb KFWB-Sports 6:30 KFI-Bold Venture KMPC-Joe Hernandes KPWB-Anner Dancesee KECA-Philio Vance KHI-Answer Man Hayes KNX-Playhouse 7:00 P.M. KLAC-News, Crosby KFI-Screen Directors KMPO-News, Music KECA-News, Screen Guild KBJ-Murder by Expert KNX-Morris Playhouse KPAC-Serenade 7:30 KAIC-Music KAIPC-Penny Serenade KFWB-Pishing News KNJ-Yukon Challenge KNX-Chornicea 7:45 KFWB-Rosary Hour 8:00 P.M. KAIC-News, Music KAIPC-One Man's Family KAIPC-News KECA-Amateur Hour KIJ-Tarzan KNX-Lonell Thomas KFWB-U.N. Debate KPAC-Concert 8:15 KAIC-Baseball-Hillywa-Seattle KAIPC-World News KAIPC-Baseball-L.A. San Diego KNX-Jack Smith 8:30 KAIPC-Aldrich Family KAIPC-Reporter's B-up KFWB-News KNX-Mr. Keen 8:45 KECA-Rbt Montgomery KFWB-U.N. 9:00 KAIG-KMPC-Little Ball KAIPC-Father Knows Best KECA-News Theater KFWB-Music KNX-P.B.I. 8:15 KAIPC-Curtain Call KIJ-Fulton Lewis 8:30 KIPI-Flight 640 KECA-Author Meets Critic KHJ-Rod & Gun Club KNX-Beulah 9:45 KNX-Club 15 KFWB-News 10:00 P.M. KAIC-Baseball KAIPC-Reporter Time KECA-News KAII-I Love Mystery KNX-10 o'Clock Wire KFWB-Gene Norman KPAC-Music Cross Rds. 10:15 KAIC-Newt KAIPI-Virgil Pinkley KECA-Dr. Balies KAIP-Frank Edwards KNX-Bob Elson 10:30 KAIC-Garry Goodwin KAIP-John Murray KECA-Drama Harbor KNJ-Lonesome Gal KNX-Starlit Salute 10:45 KPI-Sports KECA-New Yorkers 11:00 P.M. KAIC-Garry Goodwin KAIP-KNX-News KAIP-Kpalladium KAIP-Khj-News, Baseball-Yankees-Red Sox KECA-Orcch KFWB-Gene Norman 11:15 KPI-Orcchers KNX-Merry Go Round KECA-KPI-Orcch 11:45 KPI-To Vets KAIP-Kmpc-News KNX-Yonts World 12 MIDNIGHT КАIC-Garry Goodwin KAIP-Music Menu KAij-Baseball KECA-Mr. D.J..Newt KFWB-News, Music KNX-News, Mel Baldwin KPAC-Midnite Serenade ORD PUZZLE TELEVISION Thursday, April 26 5:00 P.M. KTSL (2)—Lucky Pup KNBH (4)—Tele Comics KTLA (5)—News Music KECA (7)—Foreman Phillips KFI (9)—Film KTTV (11)—Rere Riders KLAC (12)—Al Jarvis 5:15 KTSL (2)—Ghost Riders KNBH (4)—Film 5:20 KTLA (5)—Police Calls 5:30 KBNH (4)—Howdy Doody KTLA (5)—Cowboy Thriller KFI (9)—News 5:45 KLAC (13)—Hitch Post. "Wild Mustang" 5:50 KFI (9)—TV Univ. 6:00 P.M. KBNH (4)—Crusader Rabbit, Komedy Club KECA (7)—Space Patrol 6:15 KECA (7)—Half Pins Party 6:30 KTSL (2)—Tom Harmon KNBH (4)—West Serial Boots & Baddle KTLA (5)—Beany Time KECA (7)—Jackson & Jill KTTV (11)—Cap, Video 6:45 KTSL (2)—Stranger Than Pictionary KNBH (4)—Stars Elmer Peterson KTLA (5)—Handy Hints KFI (9)—Film, 7:00 P.M. KTSL (2)—Queen for A Day KNBH (4)—Range Riders KTLA (5)—Newweed KECA (7)—The Ruggles KTTV (11)—Open House, Kay Mulvey KLAC (13)—Joe Graydon 7:15 KTLA (5)—Background Por Littering KTTV (11)—Newareel 7:30 KTSL (2)—News, Sports KNBH (4)—News, Weather KTLA (5)—Hollywood Opportunity KECA (7)—Lone Ranger KTTV (11)—Open Road KLAC (12)—Teleteen Report 7:45 KTSL (2)—Stork Club KNBH (4)—Little Show 8:00 P.M. KTSL (2)—Burns & Allen KBNH (4)—Dave Willock Cliff Arquette KECA (7)—Royal Theater "Stopover" KPI (9)—Film, "Battle of Greed" KTTV (11)—Ada Leonard Show KECA (13)—Clista Roberts World Report 8:15 KLAC (13)—Thrill of Your Life 8:30 KTSL (2)—Show. Goes on KBNH (4) Martin Kane, Private Eye KTLA (5)—Wrestling KECA (7)—P. Whiteman KLAC (13)—Pislin's Fun 9:00 P.M. KTSL (2)Name of That Song? KBNH (4)Vacation Weather, News KTVA (7)–Holiday Hotel, Don Amebeck KTTV (11)–Plain-clothesman KLAC (13)=Baseball–LA.San Diego 9:15 KBNH (4)=Industry on Parade 9:30 KTSL (2)=Truth-Conse. KBNAH (4)=Hit Parade KECA (7)=Arthur Murray Show KTTV (11)=You Asked For 10:00 P.M. KTSL (2)=Watch and Win KBNH (4)=Wrestling KECA(7)=Roller Derby KTTV(11)=News 10:15 KTTV(11)=Alert for News 10:30 KTSL(2)=Film, KECA(7)=Study's Place KLAC(13)=Clete Roberts' World Report KTLA(5)=Women's Wrestling KTTV(11)=Glancing at Asian KLAC(13)=Movie="Framed for Murder" 11:00 P.M. KBNH(4)=Broadway Open House KECA(7)=Champagne Party 11:05 KECA(7)=Pay Emerson 11:30 KTLA(5)=Final Edition TOMORROW KTSL(2) 1:00=Preview 1:45=Arm Chair Trvrtr. 2:00=Garry Moore 2:30=First 100 Years 2:45=New Yorkers 3:00=Jeanne Gray 3:20=Mahon Magic Like Chase 4:00=Steve Allen KBNH(4) 2:00=Paul Pierce 2:15=Visit With Betty 2:30=Chef MilanI 2:40=Estate Smith KECA(7) 12:00=Ady, In Food 1:20=Multholland French Matinee 2:00=Your Home 2:30=Cowboy Theater 4:50=Former Phillips KFI(9) 2:00=Film,"Battle of Greed" 3:00=Suspects Wanted 4:20=Film,"Night Life in Reno" KTTV(11) 1:45=Berenade 12:00=Oscar Bighter 12:15=Film Odd. 12:30=Instruction for Survival 1:00=Classified Col. 1:20=Studio Party 3:00=Come Into Kitchen 3:40=Film 4:40=Matinee-Jack Hourke KLAC(13) 10:00=Joe Graydom 11:45=Mike Roy 1:20=Mary 1:20=Boys' Bookstore "Boostergood Meets Broadway" 4:15=Al Jarvis